Apraemio Ltd. has officially received approval from the Malta Financial Services Authority (MFSA), fulfilling the European Union’s Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCA) registration requirements.
The MiCA framework, which was adopted by the EU to regulate the crypto-asset sector, aims to enhance investor protection, improve transparency, and integrate digital assets within a defined legal structure. The company stated that the registration provides “strict financial oversight and compliance,” supports “clear and regulated operations” to build investor trust, and offers “long-term stability” by linking traditional finance with its crypto ecosystem.
Apraemio is connected to several companies operating across different sectors and jurisdictions:
- Green Gold System Europe SARL, established in 2014 in Bamako, Mali, is engaged in mining exploration, exploitation, and the export of gold and other precious metals.
- Arteus Capital Holding Zrt., founded in 2008 in Budapest, Hungary, focuses on establishing and managing companies.
- Arteus Capital GmbH, set up in 2009 in Vienna, Austria, specialises in selling and distributing investment gold bars and coins.
- Cartis Flottakezelo Kft., created in 2015 in Budapest, Hungary, provides car fleet management services for small and medium-sized enterprises, managing a portfolio valued at approximately €5.5 million.
Through its registration under MiCA, Apraemio joins a growing list of firms in Malta positioning themselves to operate in compliance with the EU’s evolving digital finance regulations.
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